This autobiography by Tanya Tucker came out in 1997, but I only got to read it this year. And a worth wile, entertaining read it is. Country Music's original wild child, Tucker is known for her countless affairs & two children born out of wedlock. Tucker makes no excuses and doesn't see the need to get married just to meet other's approval.In this fascinating ride on the wild side of life, Tanya recalls her childhood and her singing career, from those early desperate trips to Nashville with her dad to try to get a deal to her chart hits & the ups & downs of country music stardom.Tanya's early, abusive relationship with Glen Campbell put her off getting too deep in her future relationships, but she was always a sucker for a handsome face & a fit male body. Tucker writes frankly about the ups & downs of her romantic life, her two children, and the ups and downs of a career in country music over the decades.An interesting read, welcome for Tucker's frankness, and it gives a bit of an insight into the country music world in the second half of the last century.